I chose to present one day during lockdown in a piece, I took a lot of experimenting with layouts and colour ways to create something I was really happy with. I then want to look through my own wardrobe/ belongings to see what things I have that are pre-owned and to imagine the story that these things carry. Practice every day, experiment with different styles and approaches, and make new discoveries on every page! Since March – when I rushed home to Austin from London – I’ve been doing a drawing a day, and hope to keep going until the pandemic is over.

If you've ever participated in Inktober, this app is like that - but forever - and you have a place to share your work and enjoy others. There is plenty of room on each page to incorporate your own creations and the finished masterpiece can be torn out to display on fridges and walls.If you need a kickstart of a few lessons, check out the kourse that started the challenge, A Drawing A Day. We’re going into our eighth smash month of Sketchbook Skool’s A Drawing A Day Challenge, and we’re feeling like Phantom of the Opera, or Cats.

We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.It’s been a window into a richer life for me and I’m hooked …I can also see my art improving, and so can my husband. By the end of the year, you'll have a lovely keepsake showing all your progress, how much you've learned about your artistic voice, and all the fun along the way.

It allows you to draw something different every day of the year with 365 activities - all you need is a pen. I really love this book and hoped it would engage my daughter; she likes it but isn't over excited about it. You can prevent 'adult material' from being seen by your children by setting a PIN on the parental controls. It’s hard to describe this exactly, and it’s not guaranteed, but by working at a long project the mind can simultaneously focus and wander. An inspiring activity book to encourage year-round creativity, with a new drawing idea for every day of the year.This format also has a lot of possibilities to how it can translate to the objects and garments I have been looking at.

Maybe about the time I fell asleep in the library in college and was so embarrassed when I was awoken by another student that…. Lisa Condon, bestselling author and inspiring illustrator, guides you on a yearlong journey to find and refine your artistic voice. Not to mention the drawing prompts are varied enough that they'll make you think hard about what to draw. This app can provide not only motivation, but simple prompts to answer that "I don't know what to draw" question. When i let go the notion of results, I finally could just enjoy being lost just watching ink flow -- one line, one inch, one curve, thick to thin, thin to thick.

I think this gives me a lot for possibilities of the range of things I can draw which will keep the project interesting for me, whilst still adhering to my project. Being in lockdown has made it quite difficult for me to maintain a good level of motivation for a longer period of time, especially when it comes to when I am trying to think of a good idea for a big piece or poster. Practice every day, experiment with different styles and approaches, and make new discoveries on every page. You can comment on people's sketches so you can ask how they did it, ask for tips, give them some kudos or just be silly! If you want to learn, want to get back into drawing, or just want a quick practice or warm-up, then Sketch a Day could be perfect for you.